Might be that this is pretty good connected to the legal states marijuana businesses.
Topic: [2016-01-27] Cannabis Security Company Accepts Bitcoin as Payment From Clientele (Read 385 times)
January 27, 2016, 03:44:09 AM
Should be no surprise. Ask the average drug addict nowadays how he pays for his drugs. If it's not cash then it's "Bitcoin"...
Might be that this is pretty good connected to the legal states marijuana businesses.
Might be that this is pretty good connected to the legal states marijuana businesses.
January 27, 2016, 03:36:14 AM
Cannabis Security Company Accepts Bitcoin as Payment From Clientele: Security Grade Protective Services, Inc., payment innovation.
Consistent new and innovative milestones, month after month. Security Grade Protective Services, Inc., (a full service cannabis industry security firm based in Denver, CO) is now accepting Bitcoin as payment from their clients.
“New cost effective solutions for these up and coming cannabis businesses is a must,” was CEO Derek Porter’s response when asked “why accept bitcoin?” The company just launched its newest program T.A.P. (Total Accountability Program) last month and is constantly trying to diversify itself from the competition. The T.A.P. program is a new eyes on video surveillance program that is tailored to the cannabis industry, however is showing major potential for other retail establishments, such as mini-malls. Now, as another elaborate way to make life easier for cannabis clientele, the company is offering their clients to pay through a verified bitcoin wallet to offset high costs of service fees from other merchant credit card processors.
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2016/01/prweb13181152.htm
Consistent new and innovative milestones, month after month. Security Grade Protective Services, Inc., (a full service cannabis industry security firm based in Denver, CO) is now accepting Bitcoin as payment from their clients.
“New cost effective solutions for these up and coming cannabis businesses is a must,” was CEO Derek Porter’s response when asked “why accept bitcoin?” The company just launched its newest program T.A.P. (Total Accountability Program) last month and is constantly trying to diversify itself from the competition. The T.A.P. program is a new eyes on video surveillance program that is tailored to the cannabis industry, however is showing major potential for other retail establishments, such as mini-malls. Now, as another elaborate way to make life easier for cannabis clientele, the company is offering their clients to pay through a verified bitcoin wallet to offset high costs of service fees from other merchant credit card processors.
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2016/01/prweb13181152.htm
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